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A teacher teaching her students

Pandemic babies with development delays can be helped to make up for lost social interaction – 5 tips for parents

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The fight against school segregation began in South Carolina, long before it ended with Brown v. Board

Three students work on a car in the assembly phase.

A consortium to create the next-generation of innovation and talent for the electric vehicle industry

Students sitting in large room viewing presentation at the 2020 Clemson University Men of Color Summit.

Pathways to higher education: Clemson University’s Division of Inclusion and Equity hosts Men of Color National Summit and Women’s Roundtable

Anish Chaluvadi, Nicholas Deas, Miranda Grice and Courtney Tharp

Four Clemson students awarded the prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship

A woman and three men stand in front of a giant screen that reads Accelerating the Future Through the Virtual Prototyping of Autonomous Vehicles. This is for the Clemson Army Partnership and includes Angie Leidinger, President Jim Clements, U.S. Senator Lindsay Graham, U.S. Army Chief Scientist David Gorsich

Clemson, U.S. Army GVSC Expand Research Partnership for Next-Generation Autonomous Vehicles

Fadi Abdeljawad honored with TMS Early Career Faculty Fellow Award

Martine LaBerge receives South Carolina Life Sciences Hall of Fame Award

Cadence software boosts Clemson’s capabilities across campus

Rob Dongoski, David Allen, Sandeep Dadlani

Sonoco FRESH Food, Packaging & Sustainability Summit Rescheduled for September, Virtual Event Scheduled for March

Four faculty members of the CUBD program: Oliver J. Meyers, Tonyia Stewart, Cindy Lee and Rajendra K. Bordia

New program to support the next generation of STEM doctors

Bamberg County farmer Richard Rentz (left) and precision agriculture engineer Kendall Kirk stand together working with irrigation technology.

A high-stakes season lies ahead for South Carolina’s farms

Clemson researchers collaborate with IBM and AgStack to establish the Ecosystem for Agricultural Technology Sharing, or EATS, community.

Clemson working with IBM and AgStack to globally expand and revolutionize Cooperative Extension Service

Amoira Rush

BioSci graduate serves as hometown’s example of pursuing — and achieving — big dreams

Clemson-led cotton genome study bound for International Space Station

An older couple, philanthropists Billy and Ann Powers, are standing in front of a long, concrete sign that stand about four feet from the ground and is slightly curved towards a new brick and glass building. The building is a part of the newly built business school, and the sign reads Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business, named after the philanthropic couple standing in front of it. The day is slightly windy and a little overcast. There is a rock garden in front of the sign that leads to a curb. Behind the sign, in front of the building, is a small garden with a tree as its center. The couple gave Clemson its largest philanthropic gift to date.

A year in review: Clemson’s largest philanthropic gift makes lasting changes

Woman teacher standing at desk in front of students at desks

Teaching the teachers: Biological sciences online master’s degree program impacts classrooms across the country

Upstate biochemistry senior named Clemson’s first Rhodes Scholar

Ronnie Clevenstine and Louise Franke

Two Upstate Honors College students named Rhodes Scholar finalists

Ben Skardon, Class of 1938, will receive honorary promotion to Brigadier General.

Skardon, Class of 1938, to receive honorary promotion to Brigadier General

illustration of quasar

Gamma ray discovery could advance understanding of UFOs’ role in the evolution of galaxies

Clemson Trustee Smyth McKissick awarded the Order of the Palmetto by Governor Henry McMaster.

McKissick awarded Order of the Palmetto by Governor McMaster

Man in his mid-fifties with longer hair, wearing a tux and sneakers, is standing in a mid-crouch with his right hand in his front pocket and left arm around a woman in a cocktail dress, standing with her left leg crossed in front of her right. They are outside an old, neglected industrial brick warehouse with rusted steel doors. The both have happy, friendly smiles, and his smile looks a little mischievous. They are Clemson University alumni, husband Brook and wife Pam Smith of Kentucky.

Building entrepreneurial ventures: $2.5M gift to launch first-of-its-kind entrepreneurship space at Clemson University

Industry investment: Support continues growing for Clemson’s nationally recognized diversity and inclusion programming

GE Invests $5 Million in the Next Generation of Greenville Engineers

Haley selected to Clemson Board of Trustees

Clemson President Jim Clements is shown in a blue suit leaning against his desk.

Clemson Board Approves Five-Year Contract Extension for President Jim Clements

Four students standing together in the National Scholars office.

Four students selected as this year’s National Scholars

male bobwhite quail

National quail conservation initiative finds new home at Clemson University

Clemson remains top public university, leads State of South Carolina in U.S. News rankings

Archaeological dig funded by National Park Service to expand knowledge of fort built in 1776 on Clemson University property

Three students walking together on campus

Clemson named one of the country’s ‘Best’ colleges in The Princeton Review’s Guide for 2022

Aleda Roth feature image

Research introduces a regenerative food chain process that’s safe, yet profitable

Clemson, Tri-County Technical College, Upstate school districts announce accelerated higher education pathway for education majors

On-campus COVID-19 testing location to change Monday; Details for graduation next week

On-campus COVID-19 testing location to change Monday; Details for graduation next week